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The discovery of what experts claim to be the largest treasure in history has sent shockwaves through the archaeological and legal communities worldwide. Valued at an unprecedented 174 billion dollars, this extraordinary find has ignited a fierce territorial dispute between two nations, each asserting their rightful claim to this monumental discovery. The treasure’s confirmation marks a pivotal moment in maritime archaeology and international law. Located in disputed waters, this archaeological marvel represents more than mere monetary value. The record-breaking treasure contains artifacts spanning centuries, offering invaluable insights into ancient civilizations and maritime trade routes. Historical documents suggest the collection originated…
Washington DC – ICE is significantly ramping up weapons purchases amid Donald Trump’s escalating assault on immigrant communities. An ICE officer holds a weapon during a protest outside a detention facility in Broadview, Illinois, on September 12, 2025. © REUTERS An analysis by Popular Information found that ICE has boosted spending on “small arms, ordnance, and ordnance accessories manufacturing” by 700% over the last year, according to records from the Federal Procurement Data System.The news outlet reported that from January 20 to October 18, new spending in the small arms category totaled $71,515,762. Most of that money went toward guns and armor,…
Anthony Ginsberg, CEO of GinsGlobal Index Fund, recently spoke with Steve Darling from Proactive to discuss recent updates to the firm’s Tech Megatrend ETF, a globally diversified fund designed to capture growth across the world’s most transformative technology themes. Ginsberg explained that the ETF maintains a global benchmark with just over 50% exposure to the U.S. and nearly 20% to Asia, including China and Japan. The fund spans ten key technology subthemes such as cybersecurity, cloud computing, artificial intelligence, and blockchain, providing investors with broad access to multiple innovation-driven sectors. In a significant enhancement, the ETF has now added quantum…
New Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi is looking to bring forward a five-year defense spending hike to 2% of gross domestic product from fiscal 2027 to the end of this fiscal year, as Tokyo looks to spotlight its commitment shouldering more of the defense burden ahead of U.S. President Donald Trump’s visit to Japan next week.Takaichi is expected to lay out a broad vision for beefing up the country’s defense capabilities in a speech Friday that will announce a plan to bring spending up to the 2% level by using a soon-to-come supplementary budget for this fiscal year, local media has…
Earlier this month, China announced tightened export restrictions on rare earth minerals, including a complete prohibition on all exports for defense applications, potentially leaving the US defense industry without a key input across a range of weapons systems. But during earnings calls this week, leadership at the country’s so-called prime defense contractors — Lockheed Martin (LMT), RTX Corporation (RTX), and Northrop Grumman (NOC) — downplayed concerns over the supply challenges, even as tensions between Washington and Beijing over the inputs remain high. Read more: What Trump’s tariffs mean for the economy and your wallet Rare earths are crucial components in…
Trade tensions, earnings and another subprime auto lender collapse. From Tesla’s costly Trump-era duties to Netflix’s disappointment and new US sanctions on Russian oil giants, markets are wrestling with mixed signals. AI optimism still drives risk appetite, but under the surface, cracks are widening: weak jobs data, looming government shutdown and fading consumer credit strength. Will the Fed optimism and AI hype fight back the rest?
Pakistan-based terror outfit Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM) has launched an online course ‘Tufat al-Muminat’ as part of its efforts to expand recruitment and raise funds for its newly formed women’s wing, Jamat ul-Muminat, people familiar with the matter said. The development comes weeks after Masood Azhar (in pic), a UN-designated terrorist, announced the formation of the women’s wing Jamat ul-Muminat on October 8 at Markaz Usman-o-Ali in Bahawalpur. (File) According to the people cited above, the online course aims to “indoctrinate and recruit” women into JeM’s female brigade through religious and jihad-oriented lessons. The 40-minute daily sessions, scheduled to begin on November…
This article is part of a wider series in partnership with Football Manager 26, which looks at the strengths and weaknesses of famous historical and contemporary tactics.Pep Guardiola famously referred to them as “nothing more than phone numbers”, but there is little doubt that formations can be a digital code used to unlock the broad principles of a manager’s tactical strategy.There is no single way to set up a team. Each formation has its own strengths and weaknesses, and can vary significantly depending on the roles a manager is asking their players to fulfil. Given the fluidity of the game,…
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RS-24 Yars launcher. Photo. mil.ru Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Copy link Send email The crisis of the contemporary global security architecture raises questions about how states can effectively protect their citizens today. Have we reached a point where real defense against a potential adversary can be provided only by nuclear weapons? The crisis of American leadership, the unstable stance of U.S. President Donald Trump, and documents that will soon see the light of day and present a new U.S. approach to engagement in various regions of the world (the National Security Strategy and the „Global Posture Review” prepared by Pentagon deputy…
